On the nature of low-frequency internal friction near the ferroelastic phase transition in Ba2NaNb5O15 : Ferroelectrics: Vol 235, No 1

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A correlation between the behaviour of the anelastic properties and the evolution of the misfit parameter in incommensurate barium sodium niobate was found. The internal friction peak was observed near the 1-q → 2-q transition within the incommensurate phase, accompanied by a drastic change of the ferroelastic domain structure.

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